Saturday, November 21st, 2009

Posts Tagged ‘ Shanghai Composite Index ’

China Curbs Bank Lending but Vows to Keep Liquidity High

Aug 27th, 2009 | By Don Miller | Category: Emerging Markets

Beijing continued a delicate balancing act yesterday (Wednesday), vowing to keep stoking its economy with funding from its $787 billion stimulus program even as it implements new controls on bank lending.



As China’s Unemployment Continues to Deteriorate, Investors Should Follow the Money to South and Southeast Asia

Feb 2nd, 2009 | By Irwin Greenstein | Category: International Investing

On the heels of a revealing unemployment report by the International Labour Office (ILO), China announced that the ranks of the people without jobs has dramatically increased – setting a 30-year high.



China’s Massive Shell Game is a Cautionary Tale for Investors

Jan 6th, 2009 | By Irwin Greenstein | Category: International Investing

When China announced its colossal $600-billion stimulus package back in November, we cautioned investors against irrational exuberance on the overall impact it would have on commodities, stocks and heavy equipment.



China Stocks Advancing as Beijing Boosts Investments

Dec 9th, 2008 | By Laura Cadden | Category: Financial News

Seemingly under the radar, China’s Shanghai Composite Index has risen 17.7% since Nov. 1. Specifically – and not coincidentally – the index began its rise Nov. 10, the day after Beijing announced an ambitious economic stimulus plan that will pour $585 billion into housing, water-and-energy projects, airports, disaster relief and railroad construction over the next two years.



Why the China Bears Are Wrong

Aug 12th, 2008 | By Contrarian Profits | Category: Featured, Financial News

Even with the arrival of the much-hyped Beijing Olympics, the Chinese stock market remains on a serious downer.

Yesterday, China’s benchmark Shanghai Composite Index dropped 5.2 percent after economic data revealed wholesale price inflation jumped to its highest level in 12 years in July.

However, Taipan Daily editor Justice Litle says China’s long-term outlook remains strong – and some China plays look more favorable than they have in years. Here are Justice’s six reasons why the China bears are wrong…



Investors Will Watch as Inflation Dominates the Spotlight This Week

Jun 16th, 2008 | By William Patalon III | Category: Politics & Economics

Investors better keep an eye on bonds this week.While the stock market may be more fun to follow, fixed income is often a stronger gauge of investor expectations of the economy, future U.S. Federal Reserve policy, and inflation.



How to Safely Play China’s Growth

May 14th, 2008 | By Fitzroy McLean | Category: Emerging Markets

In our constant travels for Without Borders, we look for progressive, undervalued international investment opportunities in booming economies with governments that treat capital well. To even begin to make the cut, the countries also have to possess multiple economic growth engines, open trade and business freedom.



Is the Great China Bubble Popping?

Apr 22nd, 2008 | By Contrarian Profits | Category: Featured, Financial News, International Investing

Chinese stocks dropped further 3.9% this morning, sending the Shanghai Composite Index to 50% below its October peak. The index includes all the 862 companies on the larger of China’s two stock exchanges.

“Even while China’s export growth is slowing as a result of the economic slowdown in the West,” says Chris Mayer in The Daily Reckoning, “its economy is continuing to hold up remarkably well as domestic and regional demand picks up — and the country’s appetite for imports is helping the emerging markets to withstand the US slump.”



What the Numbers Say About Buying Chinese Stocks

Apr 14th, 2008 | By Ian Davis | Category: International Investing

Last year, the Chinese stock market turned in one of the greatest performances in stock market history. The Shanghai Composite Index climbed as high as 128%… and finished the year with a 97% gain.